American History Bus Tour: Boston to Cambridge, Concord, and Lexington

Wish to explore Boston? Enjoy amazing Boston attractions on a bus tour covering Concord, Cambridge and Lexington as you learn about the Civil and Revolutionary Wars. The bus will take you through the Battle Road Trail, famous as the route taken by Paul Revere in 1775, the famous midnight ride.

Ready to head out? It is a five-hour tour starting from Boston. The tour stretches to the neighbouring regions of Concord, Cambridge and Lexington via the Battle Road Trail. You will be enjoying Harvard Square, Lexington Battle Green, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s home, home of Ralph Waldo Emerson, and the home of Louisa May Alcott. The entire tour is conducted in a luxury coach with climate control facilities and a lavatory. The driver is a professional guide who will narrate the connections between the landmarks and the wars in an interesting story. You can choose to opt for a hotel pick-up facility or join at the Gray Line Ticket Transportation Building by 8:45 am. The tour starts at 9 am and the bus moves towards River Charles and then to Cambridge, where you will spot Harvard Square, Cambridge Common, Public Park and others. Then, the bus will move to Lexington, where you will visit the Lexington Battle Green and then travel via the Battle Road Trail to reach Concord. In Concord, you will spot the homes of many authors and the Old North Bridge, one of the sites of the Battle of Concord.

The tour ends in Central Boston. Hotel drop is not provided. Since it is very close to public transportation, it would be easy for tourists to continue their journey from the final point. The trip is wheelchair-friendly, stroller-friendly, and you can bring your service animals. Entry to Minute Man National Park is also included in the itinerary. The bus tour can accommodate 50 passengers at a time. So, worry no more and book today!